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2. Corrosion Resistance While carbon steel is typically susceptible to rust and corrosion, manufacturers can apply various protective coatings to enhance its durability. For instance, galvanized finishes provide a layer of zinc that protects against atmospheric corrosion, making the rods suitable for outdoor and industrial environments.

The sleeve anchor fixing consists of a cylindrical metal sleeve with internal threads, a nut, and a screw or bolt. The sleeve is inserted into a pre-drilled hole in the masonry surface, and the nut and screw are then tightened to expand the sleeve and create a tight grip on the surrounding material. This creates a strong and secure connection that can support heavy loads and withstand the test of time.

25mm screws are fasteners that measure 25 millimeters in length—approximately 1 inch. They come in various types, including wood screws, machine screws, self-tapping screws, and more. The specific dimensions and characteristics of these screws may vary based on the material they are made from, the thread design, and the type of head. Common materials used for 25mm screws include steel, stainless steel, and brass, each offering different benefits in terms of strength, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal.

The 1% 202% x 4% 304 stainless steel hex sleeve anchor finds its utility in numerous applications. In construction, they are regularly used for anchoring walls, bolting down equipment, or attaching fixtures. In residential settings, these anchors are ideal for securing heavy furniture, building structures like decks, and installing fencing.

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